US Top 40 Hits of 1982 (Billboard Hot 100)
- Physical – Olivia Newton-John
- Eye of the Tiger – Survivor
- I Love Rock and Roll – Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
- Ebony and Ivory – Paul McCartney/Stevie Wonder
- Centerfold – The J. Geils Band
- Don't You Want Me – The Human League
- Jack and Diane – John Cougar
- Hurts So Good – John Cougar
- Abracadabra – Steve Miller Band
- Hard to Say I'm Sorry – Chicago
- Tainted Love – Soft Cell
- Chariots of Fire – Vangelis
- Harden My Heart – Quarterflash
- Rosanna – Toto
- I Can't Go for That (No Can Do) – Hall & Oates
- 867-5309/Jenny – Tommy Tutone
- Key Largo – Bertie Higgins
- You Should Hear How She Talks About You – Melissa Manchester
- Waiting for a Girl Like You – Foreigner
- Don't Talk to Strangers – Rick Springfield
- The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) – Juice Newton
- Always on My Mind – Willie Nelson
- Shake It Up – The Cars
- Let It Whip – The Dazz Band
- We Got the Beat – The Go-Go's
- The Other Woman – Ray Parker, Jr.
- Turn Your Love Around – George Benson
- Sweet Dreams – Air Supply
- Only the Lonely – The Motels
- Who Can It Be Now? – Men at Work
- Hold Me – Fleetwood Mac
- Eye in the Sky – The Alan Parsons Project
- Let's Groove – Earth, Wind & Fire
- Open Arms – Journey
- Leader of the Band – Dan Fogelberg
- Leather and Lace – Stevie Nicks/Don Henley
- Even the Nights Are Better – Air Supply
- I've Never Been to Me – Charlene
- '65 Love Affair – Paul Davis
- Heat of the Moment – Asia
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